Times Front Page 2nd of April 2025
Businesses are advised to prepare for potential economic fallout from proposed US tariffs, with the PM choosing not to retaliate while pursuing a more favourable trade agreement.
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The Times reports that Home Secretary Suella Braverman has been authorised by Downing Street to float the prospect of leaving the European Convention on Human Rights. The paper says the move would be intended to serve as a “warning shot” to the European Court of Human Rights not to block government plans to deport asylum seekers in the UK to Rwanda. In a speech in Washington on Tuesday, Ms Braverman said she rejected the notion that “a country cannot be expected to respect human rights if it is not signed up to an international human rights organisation”.
Times Front Page 1st of April 2025
The PM has acknowledged that impending US tariffs could harm Britain’s economy, with officials describing the negotiations as challenging as they strive for a favourable deal.
Times Front Page 31st of March 2025
The PM intends to strengthen international cooperation and deploy new measures to disrupt individuals facilitating illegal entries, aiming to reduce crossings and enhance border security.
Times Front Page 29th of March 2025
Police have been criticised for arresting two parents who sent repeated emails to their child’s primary school regarding concerns over special educational needs support, with free speech advocates arguing that their criticism should not have been treated as harassment.